Showing posts with label Seasonal Stuff. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seasonal Stuff. Show all posts

Monday, February 13, 2012

Happy Valentine Day



Christina Perri A Thousand Years

Heart beats fast  
Colors and promises 
 How to be brave 
 How can I love when I'm afraid  
To fall  
But watching you stand alone  
All of my doubt  
Suddenly goes away somehow

One step closer
I have died everyday waiting for you 
Darlin' don't be afraid I have loved you for a Thousand years  
I'll love you for a Thousand more
Time stands still  
Beauty I know she is  
I will be brave 
 I will not let anything  
Take away  
What's standing in front of me  
Every breath, 
  Every hour 
has come to this

One step closer 
 I have died everyday Waiting for you  
Darlin' don't be afraid I have loved you for a Thousand years  
I'll love you for a Thousand more

And all along I believed I would find you  
Time has brought Your heart to me  
I have loved you for a Thousand years  
I'll love you for a Thousand more

One step closer  
One step closer
I have died everyday Waiting for you 
Darlin' don't be afraid, I have loved you for a Thousand years 
I'll love you for a Thousand more
And all along I believed I would find you 
Time has brought Your heart to me 
 I have loved you for a Thousand years 
I'll love you for a Thousand more


Thursday, January 19, 2012

Stop SOPA and PIPA




Right now, the U.S. Congress is considering legislation that could fatally damage the free and open Internet. And most of the webs choose to blackout since they don't want SOPA and PIPA to be voted in.

But for now, I'm going to tell you about SOPA and PIPA

The Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA), a.k.a H.R. 3261, is a bill that was introduced in the US House of Representatives on October 26, 2011, by House Judiciary Committee Chair Representative Lamar S. Smith  and a group of 12 initial co-sponsors. The bill could expand U.S. law enforcement and copyright holders's ability to fight online trafficking in copyrighted intellectual property.

PIPA is Protect IP Act, introduced on May 12, 2011 by Senators Patrick Leahy, Orrin Hatch, Chuck Grassley. It is a re-written legislation, since the original one failed to pass Combating Online Infringement and Counterfeits Act (COICA) of 2010. If passed, it shall give  U.S. corporations and the government the right to seek affirmative legal action with any website that they see or consider as enabling copyright infringement whether of U.S. origin or not. 

The video below will explain you more about SOPA and PIPA, which I'm against, and wikipedia, facebook, google, twitter, also mozilla, against too.


Here's the video

 
And this what will happen in SOPA PIPA passes


Wikipedia Blackout
http://www.wikipediablackout.com/
http://act.demandprogress.org/letter/wiki_sign/

Comment from Mark Zuckerberg
 

Twitter trending topic

#stopSOPA
if #SOPA
#SOPAblackout

Follow @sopablackout 

More info, visit these websites

Sign the petition HERE

Friday, January 13, 2012

Friday the 13th


There's so many rumors about friday the 13th. The origins and many more about it can be found everywhere. Seems like each country has each type of story, which I'm going to give short summary about it.

In Necromancy it is a day dedicated for someone to contact real ghosts like spirits and sometimes demons.
In the Spanish and Greek speaking world, Friday the 13th is NOT considered an unlucky day, but if the 13th day of the month falls another day of the week then it is.
Meanwhile for the history
  • Friday the 13th traces back to a Dutch holiday where mischievous children would sneak into graveyards at night and defecate on tombstones.
  • In France, Friday the 13th often fell on the day after the Feast of Saint Imbibecus.  Thus the day was often associated with terrible hangovers and poor choices made the night before.
  • The Aztecs brutally killed 39,000 in one day on Friday the 13th of August, 1539.  This was done at the request of the recently arrived Hernan Cortez the next day he overthrew their empire.
  • One source says the number 13 has been unlucky since the Last Supper of Christ, where thirteen people were in attendance.
  • Most skyscrapers do not include a thirteenth floor.  Gregory Johnson bravely included a thirteenth floor in his designs for the Empire State Building in New York.  Three days after its completion, on a Friday, the weight of the building caused it to buckle and it crushed the thirteenth floor.  It has been structurally sound ever since.
  • In London’s summer of 1865, seven prostitutes, two flower sellers, three secretaries and a nun were assaulted on Friday July 13th by a crazy man wearing an athletic mask.
  • In 1881, a group of New Yorkers started The 13 Club, aimed at removing the superstitious stigma from the number.  At their first meeting on Friday the 13th, all thirteen members walked under a ladder into a room filled spilled salt and broken mirrors.  They all died in a freak accident involving a runaway truck and a rabid wolverine on its way to be put down.
  • On Friday June 13th of 1952, Massachusetts Governor Kyle McArthur banned all private automotive transportation on the unlucky day.  Nine overcrowded city buses crashed into each other in downtown Boston.
  • Friday the 13th is considered a day of bad luck in English, French and Portuguese-speaking countries around the world, as well as in Austria, Germany, Estonia, Finland, The Netherlands, Belgium, Republic of Ireland, Poland, Bulgaria, Denmark, Iceland, Sweden, Norway, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, and even the Philippines
I also heard that woman should not take a shower on Friday the 13th since Jason will come and slaughter them. Well, actually, I don't really into this day, eventhough I believe in ghosts. Just want to inform you anyway.
More details..?? Check this out..!! And this one too..!!

Saturday, December 31, 2011

Tick Tock Tick Tock Happy New Year..!! :D


It's almost the time.. HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE..!! ^^v


Don't forget to

Celebrate it with the people you want


Make A Wish


Make Resolutions

Fireworks Time..!! :D


Since today is almost new year. and new year usually means fireworks, and resolutions too, I think I'm going to give you a short history of fireworks and inform you great places to see fireworks. :D

 

From the source I read, it said fireworks was invented by chinese people from around 2000-2500 years ago. Very ancient right..??

 

And for the great places to see fireworks, here's the lists

For fireworks with diameter above 2 inches you can see them here

1. Karnaval Beach Ancol

2. Merkur Beach Ancol

3. La Piazza, Kelapa Gading

4. Sumarecon Tangerang

5. Rooftop Mall Alam Sutra, Tangerang

Meanwhile for the fireworks with
diameter below 2 inches, you can see them here

1. FX Life Style, Central Jakarta
2. East Parking, Senayan
3. Borobodur Hotel, Central Jakarta
4. Aston Marina Ancol
5. Rooftop Mal of Indonesia, North Jakarta
6. Keprajuritan Museum, Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII), East Jakarta
7. Christal Hotel, Jaksel
8. Setiabudi One Jaksel
9. Episentrum, Jaksel
10. Plaza Ring of Floor, Serpong
11. Teras, BSD City, Serpong

 

While outside Indonesia, here's the lists
 
New York NY USA "New Year's Eve" Fireworks. Brooklyn, Prospect Park
Atlantis Tower, Dubai U.A.E "New Year's Eve" Fireworks. Beachfront
Flagler Museum, Palm Beach FL.
Niagara Falls NY USA "Festival of Lights" Fireworks. Queen Victoria Place
Chicago IL USA "New Year's Eve" Fireworks Monroe Harbor
Sydney AUSTRALIA "New Year's Eve" Fireworks
Chicago IL USA "New Year's Eve Bash" Fireworks Navy Pier
London ENGLAND "New Year's Eve" Fireworks London Eye, Riverside Building, County Hall, Southbank
Rio De Janeiro BRAZIL "New Year's Eve" Fireworks. Copacabana Beach
Funchal, Madeira PORTUGAL "New Year's Eve" Fireworks.
Newcastle ENGLAND "New Year's Eve" Fireworks. Newcastle Civic Centre
Seattle WA USA "New Year's at the Needle" Fireworks.
Edinburg SCOTLAND "Seven Hills Fireworks" New Year's Eve Celebration.
Des Moines IA USA "GuideOne ImaginEve!" Fireworks. Hy-Vee Hall, Iowa Events Center
San Fransisco CA USA "New Year's Eve Fireworks". Fisherman's Wharf, The Waterfront
Natchitoches LA USA "Annual Christmas Festival of Lights" Fireworks. Cane River Lake
Las Vegas NV USA "America's Party" Fireworks. The Strip
Zurich SWITZERLAND "New Year's Eve" Fireworks. Lake Zürich
South Bank Parklands, Brisbane AUSTRALIA "Streets New Year's Eve @ South Bank" Fireworks. South Bank Parklands, Grey Street. South Brisbane, Little Stanley Street
Pittsburg PA USA "First Night Pittsburgh" Fireworks.
Providence RI USA "Bright Night" Fireworks.
Berlin GERMANY "New Year's Eve Party at Brandenburg Gate" Fireworks. Brandenburg Gate
Cologne/Koln GERMANY "New Year's Eve" Fireworks. Rhine-bridges
Prague CZECH REPUBLIC "New Year's Eve" Fireworks. Prague Castle and the River Vltava
San Francisco CA USA "New Year's Eve Fireworks". Waterfront
Miami FL USA "New Year's Eve" Fireworks. Bayfront Park
Honolulu HI USA "New Year's Eve" Fireworks. Honolulu Harbor
Lovell WY USA "New Year's Eve" Fireworks. Constitution Park
Melbourne AUSTRALIA "New Year's Eve" Fireworks. Melbourne CBD and Docklands
Omaha NE USA "Holiday Lights Festival New Year's Eve" Fireworks. 10th and Harney Streets
Broadbeach, Queensland AUSTRALIA "New Year's Eve" Fireworks. Kurrawa Beach
Taipei TAIWAN "New Year's Eve" Fireworks. Taipei 101 Tower
Ulladulla, South Coast NSW AUSTRALIA "New Year's Eve" Fireworks. Ulladulla Harbour
Powell WY USA "First Night Powell" Fireworks. Coulter Avenue and Bent Street

Goodbye 2011..!! Welcome 2012..!! :D 
 



Thursday, December 22, 2011

Happy Mother's Day


Today, 22 December is the precious day for every single mother in the world, and for the girls who will become a mother sooner or later. This day also the same day for Chinese people to celebrate Dong Zhi Festival which I'll tell you in the next post. Since today is mother's day, I'm going to give a short history about mother's day. The earliest tributes to mothers date back to the annual spring festival the Greeks dedicated to Rhea, the mother of many deities, and to the offerings ancient Romans made to their Great Mother of Gods, Cybele. While in United States, Mother's Day started nearly 150 years ago, when Anna Jarvis, an Appalachian homemaker, organized a day to raise awareness of poor health conditions in her community, a cause she believed would be best advocated by mothers. She called it "Mother's Work Day."Well those are a short history of Mother's Day. Now I'm going to give you several creative ideas to help you celebrate mother's day with your mom.


A Song Created By Yourself



A bouquet of flowers




  
Or if you think a bouquet of flowers is not enough you can add some ribbons to make it look better and cuter :)




You can pick those flowers (highly recommended your Mom's favorite flowers) from your garden or specially request the florist to deliver it to your house on mother's day, but I suggest you to pick them yourself if you have time and have a garden since by doing that will show more effort rather than ask the florist. But it's up to you anyway :)

 An Unique Card


A Poem


A Craft



You can create it yourself if you can. But if not you can buy it from the craft shop. ^^


A Snow Ball


A Video


A Domino Fall Down


A Dish Specially Made By You







You can make a dish (or even a whole day dishes) for your Mom, her favorite dish for sure.

A Morning Kiss



It's so simple yet it can make your Mom happy for the whole day. ^^

Doing Household Chores For The Whole Day


And The Last Is Buy A Gift For Your Mom




Well I guess that's all I can provide you. The choice is all yours. ^^
And if you need other ideas just leave a comment here. I'll try to help you as fast as possible. ^^